2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.hlc.2012.12.009
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Nocturnal Blood Pressure, 3-Methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylglycol and Carotid Intima-media Thickness: The SABPA Study

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“…The frequency of the non-dipping pattern found among untreated patients in the present study is higher than that of about 25% usually reported in the literature [10] and could be explained by the clustering of multiple risk factors associated with this abnormal circadian BP pattern. In treated patients, the frequency of non-dipping pattern observed in the present study is higher than that of 43%, 53% and 61% found Ikama et al [11] in Brazzaville, Congo and Uys et al [12] in the North-West province, South Africa, respectively. It is, however, similar to that of 72.2% reported by Ivy et al [13] in 79 patients from South Africa of whom 26.6% were receiving antihypertensive medication.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…The frequency of the non-dipping pattern found among untreated patients in the present study is higher than that of about 25% usually reported in the literature [10] and could be explained by the clustering of multiple risk factors associated with this abnormal circadian BP pattern. In treated patients, the frequency of non-dipping pattern observed in the present study is higher than that of 43%, 53% and 61% found Ikama et al [11] in Brazzaville, Congo and Uys et al [12] in the North-West province, South Africa, respectively. It is, however, similar to that of 72.2% reported by Ivy et al [13] in 79 patients from South Africa of whom 26.6% were receiving antihypertensive medication.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…The nondipper rate was found to be 67%. Although this rate was very high, it was similar to previous data in the literature [20][21][22]. In the most recent comprehensive study, the prevalence of NDHT was found to be 70% in patients with HT under treatment and 75% in patients who were not under treatment [11].…”
Section: Figure 1: Mean Syntax Score Of Dipping Pattern Groupssupporting
confidence: 88%